Angel Pérez-Ruzafa

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Universidad de Murcia

Spain

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Angel Pérez-Ruzafa is a Full Professor at Universidad de Murcia in Spain. His research focuses on marine biology and ecology, particularly relating to invasive species, coastal lagoon ecosystems, and the impacts of human activities on marine biodiversity. Recent publications include studies on microplastics in marine environments, the colonization dynamics of jellyfish in the Mediterranean, and the ecological implications of holothurian species.

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Changes in macrozoobenthic assemblages of a coastal lagoon in the context of long-term human pressures and a eutrophication process

Spatial and Temporal Scales of Variability of Mollusks in a Strongly Threatened Mediterranean Coastal Lagoon (Mar Menor, Murcia, Spain)

Direct laser infrared microscopy for the monitoring of microplastics in Holothuria poli and sediments of the Mar Menor coastal lagoon

Colonization of the Mediterranean Sea by the Lessepsian invasive jellyfish Cassiopea andromeda (Forskål, 1775) – a systematic review

Temporal Changes in Fishing Yields, Trophic Dynamics, and Fisheries in Three Mediterranean Lagoons: Logarou and Rodia-Tsoukalio (Greece) and Mar Menor (Spain)

New insights into the biology of the commercial holothurian Parastichopus regalis (Cuvier, 1817) and their ecological implications

Species-Specific Spillover Patterns Detected by Biomass Gradients in Mediterranean Marine Protected Areas

Mediterranean biogeography, colonization, expansion, phenology, and life cycle of the invasive jellyfish Phyllorhiza punctata von Lendenfeld, 1884

Why coastal lagoons are so productive? Physical bases of fishing productivity in coastal lagoons

The role of journals in supporting the socially responsible use of conservation technology

Artisanal fishers’ perceptions of two co-existing kelp resource management regimes in northern Chile

Editorial: Ecosystem services, biodiversity, and water quality in transitional ecosystems

First records of non-indigenous Timarete caribous (Grube, 1859) (Polychaeta; Cirratulidae) in the Western Mediterranean, and its ecology in the Mar Menor (Murcia, SE Spain)

Phenology of scyphozoan jellyfish species in a eutrophication and climate change context

Reconstructing the Biogeographic History of the Genus Aurelia Lamarck, 1816 (Cnidaria, Scyphozoa), and Reassessing the Nonindigenous Status of A. solida and A. coerulea in the Mediterranean Sea

Contrasting influence of seascape, space and marine reserves on genomic variation in multiple species

Unifying approaches to Functional Marine Connectivity for improved marine resource management: the European SEA-UNICORN COST Action

Unifying approaches to Functional Marine Connectivity for improved marine resource management: the European SEA-UNICORN COST Action

Editorial: Mission and perspectives of the Journal for Nature Conservation

New records of rare species in the Mediterranean Sea (May 2022)

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Anna Sturrock

Brendan J. Godley

Susanne Tanner

Carlos Valle Pérez

Delphine BONNET

Aitor Forcada

Pablo Sanchez‐Jerez

Esther Arcas Sen

Oscar Puebla

Stefan Schindler

Alice Newton

Nicholas V. C. Polunin

Filip Volckaert

Olga Sánchez Fernández

Ewan Hunter

Lorenzo Zacchetti

José Antonio García-Charton

Dimitris Klaoudatos

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